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Egypt - harvesting dates from a date palm tree
Egypt - harvesting dates from a date palm tree Date: circa 1900s
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Camel Camels Climb Climbing Climbs Date Dates Desert Harvest Harvesting May18 Oasis Palm Rider Riders Technique
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 16.2cm x 25.4cm (6.4" x 10")
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This photograph, taken in Egypt during the 1900s, showcases the traditional harvesting technique of dates from a date palm tree. The arid landscape of the North African desert, dotted with lush oases, provides the perfect backdrop for this ancient agricultural practice. Date palms, an essential component of the Egyptian culture and economy for thousands of years, thrive in the fertile soil of these oases. The tall, majestic trees, with their long, feathery fronds, stretch towards the clear, azure sky. In this image, a group of Egyptian farmers, dressed in traditional attire, are seen carefully climbing the date palms to reach the ripe, golden clusters of dates. The intricate technique involves using a long, curved knife called a 'jambiya' to cut the fruit from the tree. The farmers, balanced precariously on the tree's trunk, deftly pluck the dates, which fall into large baskets or woven mats below. Camels, a common mode of transportation in the desert, are present in the scene, with their riders observing the harvesting process. The camels, known for their resilience and adaptability to the harsh desert conditions, were an integral part of the Egyptian agricultural scene, aiding in the transportation of goods, including dates, to various markets. This photograph offers a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage and agricultural practices of Egypt during the 1900s, providing a fascinating insight into a bygone era.
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